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kdxken

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  1. 34° here, warmer than a lot of spots. Looks like a nice day on tap.
  2. Have a little bit at the woodyard. Red maples in the swamps are beginning. Of course the invasives are ahead of everything. Burning bush and multiflora rose are flourishing.
  3. Do they help prevent Frost? " strong radiational cooling. The NBM running way too warm for this setup, so went with the 10th percentile of guidance for lows. Should see temps ranging from the mid 20s to the mid 30s. Should see fairly widespread frost. Frost/freeze headlines will likely be needed in future updates."
  4. 36 chilly start. Looks like it clouds up quick unfortunately..
  5. Probably slightly. Still cool for present day climate. I mean heck, last year we had four days in a row of 70s and '80s and even upper 80s.
  6. 2-0 now. Agree with the nail biter. 19 shots and the Leafs can score in bunches.
  7. Who cares about average. We need some heat. Even last year we had '70s and '80s during April. One measly 70 this year.
  8. Where are the '70s and '80s we've been promised for months? Looks like a cool finish to the month according to my AOL app. Go to Myspace for a complete breakdown.
  9. Mighty slow thread. Who doesn't like scintillating temperature talk?
  10. Send some more of those cookout pictures. Those are always fun.
  11. You've been saying that since February. It's been over 70 once. Lolz
  12. Meh, box 1.4 above. It's 47 at night instead of 46. Not opening the pool early...
  13. You better alert the authorities on your new data run. They have it struggling to reach 60 this week. Boy are they going to be surprised when it's in the mid '80s all week!
  14. Late start on the rain. I thought it was supposed to start last night?
  15. Those folks who didn't install are going to regret it. They just wouldn't listen. We tried to tell 'em. Imagine trying to sleep with temperatures in the forties.
  16. If it's going to rain all summer it might as well be a warm rain. " The MJJ 2024 precipitation outlook favors above-normal seasonal total precipitation amounts for approximately the western half of Alaska, and from the southeastern quarter of the CONUS northeastward across the Mid-Atlantic region, southeastern New York state, and southern New England. Below-normal precipitation is favored for parts of the northwestern CONUS, and from eastern sections of Utah and Arizona eastward across Colorado, New Mexico, and much of West Texas. For the remaining areas of the CONUS and Alaska, where seasonal total precipitation amounts are favored to be similar to climatological probabilities, EC is forecast
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